These are typically very old cards because age tends to correlate with scarcity, especially with the Reserved List hanging around
Oath of Nissa doesnt do these things particularly well, but the fact that it automatically gets rid of the stuff you didnt want makes it more like Anticipate or Preordain, which, used fairly, are stronger than Ponder
Sometimes, though, it can end up a little pricey, and feels quite far away from whites Eerie Interlude
[AUTO] When this card is placed on the stage from your hand, look at the top card of your deck, and put it on the top or the bottom of your deck
That minus to the toughness lets you destroy any creature on the battlefield so long as you have enough Squirrels out
On a zero to 10 scale, the card boasts a perfect, mint condition rating, and out of the 3,000 copies of this card, only 121 hold up to that score, PWCC noted in the item description on their website